← Back to context Comment by krzyk 1 day ago Yes, but that's way out of budget for most consumers. 5 comments krzyk Reply prima-facie 1 day ago Actually not really, Lunar Lake chips with Xe2 graphics have VVC decoding in hardware which can do 8K.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Versatile_Video_Coding jonathanlydall 1 day ago They were likely saying that 8K displays are way out of budget for most consumers. aboardRat4 4 hours ago Where I live, we have 50 inch 8k TVs for 180 USD. 2 replies →
prima-facie 1 day ago Actually not really, Lunar Lake chips with Xe2 graphics have VVC decoding in hardware which can do 8K.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Versatile_Video_Coding jonathanlydall 1 day ago They were likely saying that 8K displays are way out of budget for most consumers. aboardRat4 4 hours ago Where I live, we have 50 inch 8k TVs for 180 USD. 2 replies →
jonathanlydall 1 day ago They were likely saying that 8K displays are way out of budget for most consumers. aboardRat4 4 hours ago Where I live, we have 50 inch 8k TVs for 180 USD. 2 replies →
Actually not really, Lunar Lake chips with Xe2 graphics have VVC decoding in hardware which can do 8K.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Versatile_Video_Coding
They were likely saying that 8K displays are way out of budget for most consumers.
Where I live, we have 50 inch 8k TVs for 180 USD.
2 replies →